I have had the book for about half a year.

The book is divided into two parts:
1. In the first part (~255 pages), it starts with some basic information about the Italian language (alphabet, pronunciation rules...). It continues with 20 lessons. Each lesson has the following structure:
- Vocabulary (Greek-Italian)
- Text (Greek-Italian)
- Brief grammar and syntactic rules, related to the respective vocabulary and text. You will find many references from one lesson to another, when a rule is related or mentioned earlier or later.
- One or two exercises.
- Solutions to the exercises of the previous chapter.

The lessons progressively become longer, from the first - 6 pages - to the twentieth - 19 pages.

2. In the second part (178 pages) it includes:
- Grammar and syntax, with scattered texts with Italian translation.
- Vocabulary in thematic units (tableware, the city, clothing, colors, parts of the body, etc. etc.)
- Common expressions, proverbs, idioms.
- Tables with irregular verbs. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

### Conclusion
The book is suitable if you want to have only one Italian learning book in Greek. I am still at the beginning, but I haven't encountered any problems. I recommend it.